¶ We cannot get prosperity if we put tax brakes on business before it gets into high gear.
¶ I We cannot get our economic system to work at full speed so long as all business decisions are dominated by the question:
"What will be left after taxes?"
These are the two assertions which Beardsley Ruml last week used as corner stones of a new tax-reform plan.
Bulbous Economist Ruml of R. H. Macy & Co. and Danish-born Banker Hans Christian Sonne (pronounced Sonny) co-authored a 25¢ pamphlet (Fiscal & Monetary Policy) for the National Planning Association. Although the pamphlet attacks the whole problem...